lepurc Posted June 10, 2016 Posted June 10, 2016 I know of some money makers like air orbs, rcing astrals or natures, cannon balls but I want to know some money makers with skills like fletching, farming, cooking and maybe hunter? I don't need too indepth but like things I can medium concentrate on but make money. I heard miscellania is good cash also?
Solution Posted June 10, 2016 Posted June 10, 2016 I know of some money makers like air orbs, rcing astrals or natures, cannon balls but I want to know some money makers with skills like fletching, farming, cooking and maybe hunter? I don't need too indepth but like things I can medium concentrate on but make money. I heard miscellania is good cash also? Throne of misc is decent money because you put 0 effort in it. Black chins are decent money for hunter, fletching basically anything makes a half decent profit. For farming just pick the highest herb you can get Cooking I am not sure about though, pretty sure there's very little ways that profit from cooking.
lepurc Posted June 10, 2016 Author Posted June 10, 2016 On the account I have i'm just buying bonds with the gp I have on that account will any of these methods allow me to keep buying them afer 2 weeks? So really will this make me at least 2.5m each week stop making threads for post count. I'm not. I've recently returned to osrs and osbot and i'm only free for the next day and a bit and hopefully someone gave me the information I need so I thought i'd make some posts about things I don't know about as osrs has had some updates while I was gone and then play some LoL as i haven't been on that and would like to get back into it as lcs makes me crave the game
September Posted June 10, 2016 Posted June 10, 2016 You can make some money from cooking. A lot of foods like Karambwan and Dark crab are profit because they are used in pk.
steveo Posted June 14, 2016 Posted June 14, 2016 You can make some money from cooking. A lot of foods like Karambwan and Dark crab are profit because they are used in pk. I was looking at this today, unfortunately buying raws and selling cooked for profit doesn't seem to be making much of a profit, probably better off fletching yew/maple logs into unstrung bows.
